Sentence examples for which he favours from inspiring English sources

Bold moves such as joining the euro or, one day, NATO, which he favours, remain off the agenda, at least for now.

Kan's frustration during 14 months in the top job has only increased as the yen has strengthened, making exports more expensive and tax increases, which he favours, a distant prospect.

Ahead of 2016, Jeb Bush is likewise at odds with his party's grass roots on two emotional issues: comprehensive immigration reform and the Common Core academic standards (set requirements that students have to meet at the end of each year), both of which he favours.

He bucked his party's line on trade with China, which he favoured, and on education, which he said was "imploding" because of "stifling bureaucracy".

Even unlimited submarine warfare, which he favoured but for which the necessary vessels had still to be built, could no longer have had any more than a temporary impact.

Trapattoni's starting XI has felt as if set in stone for the bulk of his five-year tenure but the lineup that will take on Austria at the Aviva Stadium on Tuesday night, in what has come to represent a tantalising opportunity after Friday's 0-0 draw in Sweden, will show nine changes from that which he favoured at last summer's European Championship.

Paul Partsch, the curator of the Austro-Hungarian imperial collection of minerals, published the first comprehensive history of the Black Stone in 1857 in which he favoured a meteoritic origin for the Stone.

Conservative Zac Goldsmith has yet to state a position on Earls Court, though he has said that estate redevelopments, which he strongly favours, should only take place with community consent.

Perhaps Mr Zardari was reluctant because he does not want to be personally associated too much with this initiative which he undoubtedly favours, leaving its positive profiling to his government.

Bernardi doesn't explicitly state his support for Donald Trump in the podcasts, but it's clear which candidate he favours.

If Johnson does not favour a larger budget deficit it follows that tax reductions have to be matched by corresponding spending cuts, primarily affecting ordinary people, and he should explain which he would favour.